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~4-- ,I' ' i : , 'SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. YORK Mr.F.TiNsi.—SATuRDAY, A;:•C.,20. ' Niatelt tor i0.,0,g5. u. tt. , 0 Milt:S. •I.d Foley's (late Mr Nielli.li's h • f) o) Shuttle t Mr. Hewe'.l's h c Teazle Evitch, I). , .!ter Teazle 2. 2 Alla 3to I aAst Agties. I }:Ftli easy. Nlatdi for so2gs. Two mikes, Sir W. Gerard's .h. c. b ) I i.4l,bietuttian, ojt of Mary- • Anne - Mr. t lowo'rth's late Mr. M. Ilish's) I '.c kVetivet, t4st z Lveu betting,, but the v. utter the tavourtte. Won very easy. Mat It tot 20,gs. h. ft. Two miles. Mr. 1. Acted's 0 c. V l / 4 ',oistorct, by. Stattit;ml, dam bY Sir Peter - - - - - t Mr W. flutchimon's b. c. Silvio, by St Ge00. , ,e, out of Alan . - - - - tven betting. Silvio:swerved near the Ludini; Post. Motch for 200gS. h. It. One mile and friff. Mr Bouitoo'b b.. c. Clitti-, by St. Geoqe, Bst. Mr Nititoil's h c Itbi‘er, bst. ~i:„. : - Mat‘n tor so-,0. n. ft. 'l'vc,tililes. • NIL Clittoo's b c. Poulton, biotliei -- 10 — Iyldetier, by Sir Peter Tcazie, list. 3ib.• received It. trent Mr. Mellish's b. c. Experi thew, .Bst. - 2 - 2 DERRY NIEETING, I UESDA.Y, AUG. 16. The Maiden l'late or 5,1. lOC dit ~Fes. 2-mile heats. ' Mr. Stevens's ~ ..it, g'. by Nu Pretender, 4 yrs. 5 ' t Mr. I.))ott's pr. c. Lichfield, 4 yrs. - j 3 3 Mr. Carr's b. g. Bryan, 4 yrs. ' - - 4 2 z Mr. liaye's M. I. MAO ut tile Mill, 3 yrs, - 3s 4 Mr. itoulthee's b. c. Waxy, -; yrs - - 6 6 5 Mr. Icictiardsuit's ch. t. Cleopatra, 3 yrs. - 2 4dr Sweepstakes of logs cacti, for all aces. Two Miles. Eight subscribers. Ld Grey's b. c. Gustavus,' oy Ileningbmutzlt, 4 yrs old I Mr. Jltwell's b. f:Goosruier, , 3 yrs old, Est. till), ; WzrrNESDAY; AUG. t 7 Fifty Pounds tor ail a),,es. . Four Mile Heats. Mr. Andrews's b. It. Thorn, by Beninbrougi;, S yr; old Ms I,itu,..'s Sir Andrew, 6 yrs old, asst. 91b. 2 2 ksiNte, to. c. Teicinechus, 3 yrj old, 6st. 31b. 3 3 GALWAY ASSIZES. LIBEL AND DEFAMATION. RICHARD . 1 4 , 4ART1N,, ES Q. M. F. PLAINT4I 7 -ORYAN DUANE, GENT. ATTORNEY, DEFENDANT. This cause exciteda greater share_ of attention' than any we ever recoiled to have witnessed at at), Assize; for Galway. '• information contained several Counts, a=nong which were one tot a libel delivered to the. Duke of Bedford, by the Defendant, and" another for dela mat4ry words uttered repeatedly by the said in the presence of many credible. witnesses, - tending to the injury, and :even involving' the life of the The charge . of libel was contained in a.memorial presented by Bryan Duane to the Duke of Bedfovd, when exercising - the powers of Lord Lieutenant. It was read in. Court; and appeared to, be a very, wild and malignant production. It was addressed to his ExCellency(forgetting the title of honour that pertains to Duke), as the Memorial of B. Duane, of Fountain-hill, in the County of Galway, Esq.- and set forth that the Memorialist was possessed of an immense .propertY, comprising several valuable leaseholdintereqs in the county of Galway; that Richard Martin, , Member for the County, has a property therein, including almost the whole of that immense tikt of country (including. nearly seventy . miles) which is very ,considerable s ; .and that the in. fitience which the said Richard. Martin exercises over his innumerable tenantry, is Most dernsiVe and cotn plete ; that armed with all these. powers; derived at on ~ :e from his property, his popularity, his. charac ter as' a Member of Parliament for the county, his quality as a Magistrate, and as a most powerful and popular landlord, the said Richard Martin, on the 6th day of September, 1806, did -coliect together several Yeomen, 'Cavalry and Infantry, an im mense corps of Sea Fencibles, also his tenantry; and, not content with these, his whole domestic establishment, which is representt:d as, very great, stewards, iattilers, coachmen; grooms, ; and that this posse comitatus, so.dreadfully formidable, leas headed by a Frenchman, (liorreseu referens who adno;ts that he came with and, fright at .Castle tar against the forces of this Kingdom, after the landing of the French at Killala; that: this army amounted altogether to upwards of 200 perstas, one hundred and thirty-one of whotn the Memorialist had identified. The third paragraph in the Mernoria States,that the said Colonel Martin caused the Yeomen, Sea- Fencibles, domestics, but above all the toriudat)le - Frenchman', to be armed with swords, Muskets, pistols, pickaxes, and other " deadly and otierisive Weapons;" and being so armed and supplied, and mounted upon Mr. Martin's horses (whose stud, it should seem, amounts to 200) ~ vit h trumpets. sound ing And.colours . flying, made an inroad upon Duane's lands; for which he pays 3001. a-year, arid did ab• solutely then and there level his :hedges, Jitches,.'corn; potatoes, grass, and jrnprovenients, and laid the , •4 hole in devastation. names-Mr. Kirwan had . rnentinwd, and-who were then in. Court, and before the. Pefendant's eyes. The Defendant, however, declined to. examine any Witnesses, and the Learned Ridge proceeded to charge the-jury. He began. by observing .upon the. dangerous tendency of countenancing shuders against persons of elevated.rank and situation ifl, life, and especially against those - entru,ted with the . duty . of representingthe public in Parliament. ibis, it is true, Was a land of freedom, and the cliara'eters of all men were open to disclii:;ict and, occasional animadversion ; but those who, be cautious as to the nature and extent. I.‘,..r. i nlar;in t+tood in an especial degree before the Electors o! the great county - he had the honour to address, and be lore the public at large. He , was , yepealedly,chos,en • by that county, as the guardian of their. rights and libel ties, proving, by a re F etition of their:cipice, that they were fully satisfied With the mpdeitatwhich he discharged his parliamentary dutiesmirthat he stood ,high in their estimation, as --well as of the country iii' general, Was obvious from the circum stance upon which they were all competent to de cide. .Chaiatiter is the primary, object to all men, but public men may be, said,to exist upon charader After dilating for some time upon this topic, the Learned • Judge remarked, that the evidence of . the slander was the most dire& and 'conclusive ever brought forward witiiin the walls - of a Court ; that it not only reMaineduncOntradi&ed and unsoftened, but that 'the Defendant did not 'adduce a solitary evi dence in extenuation. -Slander, then, of the blackest dye, most deliberate in its intent, most mischievous and deadly in its aim, was, proved against the De ' fondant;' it tended, to vilify and . degrade one of the 'first charaoers in the country; it went not only to , prejudice, but to blast. him in - the opinion of his constituents. But the malignity of the charge did 'not rest- even here : it. Went farther:even to brand him with infamy, and to render him unworthy of life. For what was its object ? It charged him :in sulistance with the crime •Of conspiring .to murder, fi .which conspiracy to murder is now made a felony of death. Tice Learned Judge, in conc i aision, ob served, that if the Jury believed- the evidence, and it remained uncontradided and unweakened.,,they must find a verdia for the Plaintiff proportioned to the crime, and 'also proportioned to • the; rank and, situation of Mr. Martin in. life. The Jury retired, and'..brought in r a, ygrdid 2001, damages, and full costs, t . CORSIPALL These Assizes ended at Bodmin 'on Saturday last. —There were thirty-eight causes set dqwn, at Prius, some of them_ of considerable - im portance.' The Wheal,Towan cause was determined in fa vour of the Defendants, Lords Falmouth. and De Dunstanville, The causes relating to the right of fishery in the river or creek of St. Mawes,. wherein Admiral Spry .and the Mbrquis of Buckinghatri were virtually the parties,. were tried .before Mr. Justice_, BAILEY.-- , . The Memoriat proceeded to state, that Lieutenant The limits of the creek were ascertained to extend Evans, of the Ballinahinch Cavalry, sent his horse ! from the entrance, viz. freM a line across'the river' to graze on the field of the Memorialist, and that from :Castle Point to Carrack-Narth, so far as his example was followed by alt the corps and eom- e the tide flowed; and that the Marquis of Back-' }zany.--But the material clause in the Memorial, and that upon which the Plaintiff tested his chargee , Ingham, or ,those under whom he claimed, had, tiine out of mind, uniformly, and WithoUt inter of libel, was the following '—` That the Memo- : ruption, , enjoyed anchorage, metage, bushelage, rialist being in dread 4(.1 tear of his life, !lacing been several tittles threatened that they would sho o t him, 'and wrecks of the sea throughout t he whole c r eek. and having been credibly Informed that the said '• -: Evidence, .hoWever, was produced to shew, t h at in a particular part of the creek, viz. Si Anthony Frenchman (‘olio lives in liailinahinch) with the :Aaae.h ett , Serjeaut of the cavalr, it retained tor'y the sole near the Droller, under the Barton ot Place, Ad purpose of shooting IVlermiriaikt ;--Memorialist, miral Spry and his ancestors had exercised an ex,.. • ,under such terror and dismay, left the lands for his own personal safety, and was obliged to come elusive right for abeVe2,o years. On the part of the in an open boat to. Galway, upwards of 100 miles, ! Marquis it was contended, that the particular aas of ' enjoyment of this spot by Admiral Spry,were usurpa- On , his way to Dublin, to obtain advice and re dress tot such an unprovoked and unexpected in- lions on the rights of the Margins i ferAhet the-, jury."—Meniorialist then states he : has no hopes ; whole cast of the evidence ten ded to she w till whole creek to be part of the manor and b6ron4 Land 0 - of redress from the civil law! and that he' is ad- . I royalty of St. Mauves. .vied to appeal against men who aced in denance In answer to which, Mr. Justice,BunEe said, of .all laws, human and divine, to his Eeellency— i t h at su pposing this faet, 'there Was'yrt sufficient to that the county is deeply alarmed and much agi- pres ome a grant from the Marquis'or his ancestors, toted, &c. • to Admiral Spry or his ancestors, of the fishery in This Memorial was presented ,to the Duke of St. Anthony Mill 7 leat, and of the.ooil.skShe beach" Bedtord during his Viceregency in this -part of the above-tnentionech . kingdom, and was transmitted, by the order of his Under these circumstances,. the‘Cien&el,for the Grace, from Sir Edward Baker Littlehales, to Mawr Marquis agreed,. that the tenant, of AdinieAopry, Marshal, at that time Brigadier Major of Yeomanry . the lessee of St. Anthony Mill-leat, shoulsl , take a to the Galway District, by whom a copy was handed verdia for a shilling damages. - '.• e to Mr. Martin. - ' - In the next aetion, Admiral Spry had set forth a With regard to the libel, the Plaintiff was not claim to an exclusive fishery throughout every other .able to prove it, on account of the non-attendance o f a p e rson from the Castle, who was summonzd part of the creek, and a broad intimation was. given by one of the Admiral's witnesses, that should the to give evidence to its identity and delivery by IY i Admiral succeed in this action, a claim would,have been set up to Duane. The Judge, therefore, directed the Jury to : privileges more extensive, such as lay every, consideration of the Memerial out of their i anchorage, ,bushelage, metage, &c. &c. mind, and directed them to find their verdia on the It was - at length, however, agreed, that a verdic L.01,1111S charging slander 'only. 'should be bleu in 'this chose for, the Marquis, . After the opening speech of Counsel, upon' the most material' issues,-, by which,the Ad- James Killicy, Esq. Colleder of Excise, being miral .abandons his claim to the fishery in the other called and sworn, said, that he, lila conversation : • parts of the creek,- and takes nothing in respect to with Duane, iii Ott. 1806, charged him with the , his manor of Bohurra. . The . effeCt, therefore is,. that baseness of a calumny uttered against Mr. Martin,i in all these other parts the fishery is settled to be a by him (Duane), upon which Duane solemnly as- i common •of fishery, and the right to anchorage, sorted as a truth, that M'. Martin did keep in pay nc man, who fought in Ca• h debar against the metage, bushelage, 'Fools, &c. to be' in the Mar a Fre quis, throughout the whole creek. Icing's forces, to murder him, and that he would The Counsel for the Admiral's tenants 'were, prove it. MeSsrS. JEKYLL, ' BURROUGHS, GAZELEEi_ . and M..Kirwan, Esq. bring sworn, said, that in July, MOORE,; for the tenant* of the Lord of the Matter, 1807, Duane being asked in the Hall of the Four Messrs. L EN S, PELL, DAMPIER, CARPENTER , and ADAM. Courts in Dublin, oy Mr. Martin, it he still persist -, . ed in the gross and malignant charge of his, Mr. . Martin's, keeping a. Frenchman in pay to murder Thomas White ~Esq. for forging the nartp,of -Sir him ?. Duane, in reply, unequivocally asserted that r ...HRISToPHER KNIGHT, deceased, with intent to de be did continue the ( harge, and that be vi as ready to fraud his Executors, was tried at Limerick-Assizes; prove it. Mr. KirWan added, that the Courts were and received sentence to be imprisoned sntemonths, then sitting, and that the words were spoken in the and publicly, pittured on the 27th. August, in ,the presencct of 30 or 40 people. lie particularly named city of Limerick. - Mr. Higgins, Mr. Jiihn, Browne, and others who A melancholy accident occurred on .friday last, were listening to his i. vidence. , after the review at Wanstead Flat it ; .tintilber of car- Mr.l-liggins, one of the Gentlemen named, was tines were driving clOse togethere ail .it 'a. very .fast next called, and corroborated, at the fullest and most rate, towards town. A man got 4.1-4iliO4Me, and, sali , laCiory initialer, the testimony of the preceding , on the cpachman perceiving him, lie .Whl i ep,dover Witness. ' the roof of the coticlie to drive hirer dowp "i,lic.-! iii;pl; i. . . • 1- bie Here Plaintiff's Counsel closed the case, qb- to endeavouring to . get .down a. qtect ai foe') , terving, that although they did net think it neces- fell, and, shocking to relate, the whei:ls . of anethei sary to take up the time of the,Court by producing cartric, -which was close behind, event over his the Witne , ces. the n present, the Defendant had it in ' head before the post-boys could stop their horses. les' power to call upon those Gentlemen 'host i He died insaantly,. his skull being- cruslicd to pieces. SI iIP NgIVS, GRAVE }4D, .AUGyST 21: . , Passed by—the fames, Shilhurii. from Oporto ; Fortuna' Cook, from Q!ienee;,thioa, Revengers, from Charleston and the,T:Todo:e Antonetta, tO rn Riga ;! N'Arthurpr from Grenada ; ‘Tarletoh , 'Heisall, - Tried, Teak, Supericc, Simmons,.- Dispatch , 'Groves, Cesar, Geoerous'Pl nter, Hamilton, Lis 'ter, lohnson, ! Llarinony,. Ones, and the AusuStus Caesar, Kirtiy*, - froli; Jamaica . Sailed—the Zitperimeht, Phillips, for, Guernsey t riot, Huffily, Henry, Pype, and the Little William, Godes . * for Gibraltar. A Rh.' I'S Oast \V.)pe; Qt. CORK, AUG. 15. We,are concerned to state a melancholy accident which occurred yes' erday: As a pleasure boat, contain ing Lieut. FELLO, , s, Royal Navy, Mr. 111ITC4ELL • and a young man named Stmt. - twits:, was going from this city to Co, e, she upset in a squall'of wind clgse by his Majesty's Ship Trent, and instantly sunk, and, we are sorry to add, •Lieut. FELLOWS, who caught told of her rigging, went down With her, Dever to use again ! Mr. MITCHELL . , being a good swimmer, iturriedi,itely laid hold of SyLLIVAN, and swain with him on his back, until titt'jr_Were picked up by one of toe Boats of the Trent.—Lieut. FEL -1.(n%.5• is tlesetedly regretted by a outnberpt . frietids; he ;I, five years under the immediate command .of Lord NELSoN, and has left a wife and two `d ti to lament his untimely death. 1.;.1 3 REPORT, COURT OF C Atv C FRY, MJc. to, FERRIS V. KEENE AND WOOD• then a mono' 'thii day made by Sir Satuier, RouTLLY and Mr. HE.vi-D, _which- was oppbsed by Mess.rS-HART and:tot:LEß, the LotitpCHANCELLOR granted an iojunclion to restrain the' Defendant Wood (who had been emplf.!yed by the Plainth . to assist in the management and condottof !he . Batlz Journal) from printing `and publishing the' said Paper,..and from removing the said-trade or business from the premises where the same is and has been for Many y, s carried n, and from setting pp Any Paper called' The 'Bath Journal, or any - other Paper in continuation thereof; and al&o horn enticing away any of the servants or workmen from their present emplo% mont. After disposal of a few other cases,' which pressed for a decision, •the Cour+ -adjdurned over till the aist of October, the ,seal day before Michaelmas Term. : Yesterday, between .twelve and one o'clock, - as some boys were , atnusing themselves gathering rooms in the Park, Ailey starPtf a Wax on the north side of the. bason.,• iieyna;d ran with great velocity towards the Horse-Guards; but by the time he got to the end -of the .canal, the cry of Fox 1 Fox had tren echoed from one end - of,-.the,Park to the whet:, 60 that 3 great number orPgitiple were collected there to obstruct his progress. 114 nard was, howeler, too cunning to coconut% Ghost of soldiers and immediately ti the - - cV, a CL!icr VY am a cOnsiderable di,tot,ce up the "Capil,Aidingde- Aance to his pursuers. In the o,w4ti • tune, • two young recruiis, expert swirnmer , :, Stfiliped - iid . .. went after,hil,but they were. soon ciisiti t eA.d. lieynard, Ito es , t, (ot tired 01 his aquatic t.xcloisiou, and approaChed the shore, u lien he was at 'last caught by Srjeant - LovtE, of the 3d Foot-Guards, who car ried him iu triumi h toitileGuard.house. RoWING NlATC[l.—Y( , ,terday. the sii, er cup given by the Pruprietor • of t .It(e Buck, on Millbank, was again rowed tor, by lour-oateri Pi;:asure-boats.— The - pri'ee %sac; contested tur on the.22d of August ; but, itt cons. goence of a dt•ptite .which ,occurred when the boas cattle in, it was agreed to decide the Match by another trial Of - skill.- - 'l7he boats ap pointed for race, .namely, the - Diana, and Hero, ct ri Jrom the Roe Bock about four o'clock, to go Oh oug. the centre arch of Westminster-bridge, n t,ae , and go rOt.nl a boat moored off the distillery at the pof Milbank, and from 'thence to a boat near the Roe Bli t .k• stairs. At the outset the F ox it „,k t h e lead, land .she.fmally won the cup in a grand style. 'The Diana was the second 'boat.— The competitors were young rirn, amateurs of row ing, and t hey diviaycd much ill and resolution in the r viiurite exercise.. Milbank and tne River ex . bi o iC e d,an immense number of si,eatator, and the scene was highly interesting to the admirers of aqu tttc sports. AFIVAT'IC GALA.—A few evenings siTice, the pro menaders on the" bank near Richmond •Bridge were agreeably surpri,ed by , the appearanCe oilier Grace . the Ddthess of BuOcr.Evoir, and'a - party- of fashion ables, gliding on the water in a Leautiful barge, adomed v..ith streamers, and a rich 'canopy of green Persian silk. The Ladies were dressed in green, and the dppeaced like water ditinhies. A second bare, failed with el , glut. company, habitedalso in green, 'towed close to the Duci,es and when they arrived in a convenient situation, the ro'< ers laid on their fizlpd- of music, which atttnded each coin= pony, then played a %oriel) , of music; and the No- . ancrGentry on the banks part'ic'ipated in the ple.:ure derived by the water party. Toward, dusk the Pi,ches , i and company landed and returned to Lord bToPFORD'S. SI'OCKS :RDAY. India Stock, India Bonds, ' E xcitetiuer Bills, 4s. 75. Pr. 01/111111111, I-li dis. iiiperi.d 3 per Cent. 65 it i Ditto Ann. 7 i Cons. tor 25th inst. 66, 65 ii HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE ROW. Mori)ing, 39 Min. after Afternoon, SS ruin. after 3• LONDON M.ltc,tl.E ac‘. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MA.KK-LANE, By Slessi . s. CatLo awl MA . 1.1. AS, Me:11 VV,igherS k, Inclualng only from the tith of Aug. to the 13111 of Ai* - . weea6l} to tlieAtt. . - • - .T 174 Quarters at' 83s ad 87 Quarters at as od 37 -- Sat .875 od ' 154 ---,- at 8.3 s 6d 153, ---- at 86y 6d • 6i4 --- at S.,s od 69 at SiS 6d ' .05 • —,— at 79s od 2..3 - .at 736 • Qtl. 595 : 8 --.-- at s3s 6a I . - 97 ----,-,..- at 7zs cd 321 ' at 83s" od , 136 ------- at 7c.-s ad 554 at 4A. ad. 1 - 24 —.--- •at OL$ cid Total 422 t S 2 +otters. --.A YeretAe b IS. CU. _ Oi. 5i4. lower than 1 - Ist iteturn. A RETURN OF, FLOUR, , . . .. From Aug. 6, to Aug. 12, hum the Cocket-Office: Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s.ll. s.cks. s . .. A 4F. •-- 73 0- toi3 --- 67 . 0 1 3 , —63 ; 143 7 0 0 1049 —t, 0 2, --- tIl 30 69 0 507 —6i . 4j -- 6 ' ) P ts,7zt --- 66 01 8, -- - 6 4: 0 1 S ------ S 9 to 67 6 1 2io ---6 ., ,..) . 1 Total-0910 Sacks. —Average 67.. 8.1. per Sack. 2s. old. per Sack higit...r that' Libt week. WESTERN COUN,TRY I'ItICE .)I• St. James's . 1 1 $1 .. rice! . Ss. 3d. Care li.)1 - 14:t ; ‘v hiteci a pet lawkedss. 3L, per stuv.: ofBfb. tjs•,9'• Average price ss• 3,1. L9NDON: 1' rimed by - RICHARD HAN 'CI3, of No. 4, Mirit,..tt.coutt, Pow-.stivet; and publii.e 1 tr, Lt. tAMAR I cs.l S ca. tr 1 , 4 , Molton. Crosvenor-squarc; At 4 :IL:. SljN - ..UE•77,its No. It:: Strand; where Adveitisernants, OiVers: tor tlhe PaDer, I rtlers for (Dust-paid) must lie aot:rfAiied. • . . V heat.. Barley. (Adis. Newhary i las to gas ---s d..f 0., 4as 0.1 . 4os o.t 1.465 Saiisbury "4 78s to so. 4as a‘f to 4 5s J , ,l ; 38, ,ki to 4 Ilasini,stolce 77s to If i s 4'S 01. to 44s ai.; 4as an to 4 ...9 Winchester Sas to „.82s 1 4 , s 0..1 to 42 , 0i 1 4?S oti I , ) 445 Devizes 1 76s to Sis ,vs ail t 043• "ka 39. a t: to a z s Warminsterl Bos to S6s 1 4os 4d to 44, od i 36i , ),.1 to'4l, PRICE OE 110P$ . ROCS. POCK ETS, Kent, 31. to 41. os. Kent, 31. 33. to 41. 6s. Sussex, 21. tbs. •to 31. $55. Sussex, 31. 0.. to 31 155. Lissex, zl. 0.. to 31. 13i. Fariiii.iut, 31. os, to 7i, os. Old Duty laid at 233, NEWGATE AND LEADENUALL MARKETS. By the Carcase. Ileef • 3S-441. xo 4s: 4d. Veal .45. ott tY. 6s. 42.(T• Mutton 3,. li.i. to I';,rlc. ss. to 43. 0 34 Lamb 4s. ca. to SJ. 3a. RAW HIDLS. Best lieifeisandSteri(p.st.) Ordinary, Is. SI, to is. 1 64 ° 2s. OA. to is. MArket Middling, 2S. O. to 2S. 4 , 1. 1.114. 10r5t.1 , 145.10 ths. d g° ; Latina Skins r. 20 nd to 35 ni.l felts - Is 2,l to —5 ud • 'PRCCE LEATIIEIt (per lii.) Al' LEAD 1 I. l ' Butts, so to, 561. b. each . 1 81. co zui. Ditto, 56 to best:J. each . 4 i ct: - - Drc:isiug - • t o .l/I.A. fides, - - , 7 0. to bod. 4s t0.401b. foreuttitig 1 9 t• . 10 194.10 2"i° . unto, •3o to +Jib. - - 10,1 ' Call Skins, . 401 u.:. 26. i. to 311; per; lb. Ditto, 5o to 7alb. 33,1. t 0.341. per lb. Ditto ? 7o to.Solb. 32 t. t0'36 , 1. ; per 10. •Sorall Seals (Greenland) 30. t. to . 36. i. egr , Large uttto, - "" 4 • t)ozeri. Goat Skids,. Taihned 21-1. to 2*l. per lb. • A1.1..1/W. .. Tow:l'ra' (0 , ,,s 495,61..7 6 .C1 1 Yeilutv ttussta -s. ,';'•. (.. s i Wlratft,oo. i'l9 --, . 0,1.. r.. o. l ° i t Soap th,. 9,5. 9 , s 01. •Icittz:!4 Simi 079. —S. 0 Dltto Mugo —9.44,, 05( ' 1 CrNic.la :4s. od. , . . Good Dreo 14s. ed. ... Yellow Price of Cadcilus per'dozed, 13i. od.—Moulds t.,49.' ort, 1 . . . • St. jAMMES'sHAY MAk ET, Ava. 20. Hay, 51. 55. to 61. 155. c.d.—Avec. 61. os. Straw, tl. 19s. 0(1. to cd.--Aver. 21. as. WIIITECHAPVL HAY MARKET, , Pay 51. t0..1..0d. to 61. 155. od.—Aver. 61, 4s. od. • New, of os. od. to 61. bs. od.- Aver. 61. 6s. od, CI , Y , r, 6L 105.:0d, , t0 7i; A4s., od,--.S.ver. 71. , ",s.od.. St r;,,-, t r;:ii. od. to 21. 3s, od.--Ayer. 21. 3s. cd._ .-, . :COAL-MARKET. Ships at ithirker. Sold. •4cki a 4. a Aug.4s. ;ewcastl . 31 Et 44s 34 4 : 3 -. c d ' 4 Sundt lard 4 at .4 Is 6d 45' 5 63 - 17. 24 'N ewcast le 20 a: .. , ,:,'s 6d 51$ 61 19. 8z Newcastle 37 at 44s od , 5 25 ~,i , 6 Sunderland 8 at 44i 6d 4Pi 2d, i SCOW o at .6;Y ofi " S ; Li , 2. Cinders a at 3zs Pci —.!' BlRrits. .• On the Sth inst. at sea, on board the _City of London, the Lady of Captain Yates, ot a Daughter. Yesterday, the Lady or Dr. Richard Croft, Old Burling ton-Street, of a Soli. MAR Rlib On Saturday the 13th inst. at Glanmire Church, in.. the County of Ccrk, Captain. I. 13 ti in, Asbistant . Quarter Ala,ter-General to the Purees in Ireland, and eldest 'son of Lyles Irw.n, Esq.' Late of Bellevue, in the Cou..ty of Fermanagh, to Lucy, daughter a. the Rev. loiniChetwood , of G !annul c. On Saturday last,-at Thorpe, in Surrey, Mr. Sanders, of Chertsey, to' MiSs Humber, of the City of Bath. . Lately, at.. St. Ann's, Westminster, 'leafy Ada us Mayersv . , Esq."Ot liarbadoes, to Car tine Seyliard, third daughter Joint Perkins, Esti. of 1' .dell Court, Bletchingiey. On the loth inst. at Dund.e, William Gallaway, ESel• Merchant, in Ldinburgh, to Miss Anna 'Maria Davenpoirt only daughter a the lam WilllJlll DaVenpoi 'Esq. of LOrt• donnerry: • Last week, at Aspley. in Bedfordshire, the Rev. DzimiSou, , Redo' . of Cublitigtun, Bucks, aii4 Lae Fellow at Lincoln College, to Alias of Aspley. D/ L). On'Saturday last, at Kentish Town, Ann, second daugh' ter of Mr. 1 hwrias Harrison, or Stcratuuth. place. The saute day, at York, after a tong and severe illness. aged 34, joint Nloure, Esq. late Captain in the 3d gegirnent of Drago•H, Guards Last seek, at Horncastle, Mr. Harrison. ' TRICE UF VESTS lia:nk Stock, Navy 5 pe► Cent ..98 .97 I risk 5 per Cent. 4 per Lent. fiz. per Cent. ken 66 ,!,4 Con, 65 (Sauk I . Ann. 1819- altits C T~. I A. iV F.